MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1934.
PAGE THIRTEEN
Local and Personal
t s.lam Mra. S. Chase left on Che
Shait thl morntn to pend several
a.v TUltlng relative In Salem.
.
f.oei North Mrs. C. Milestone left
for Portland today by train to spend
a, few daya visiting her eon, L. Mils
stone. Attending (lame Mrs. Fred B.
Lennard left on the Shasta this morn.
Irtg to attend the football game at
Portland tomorrow.
On Pay's Business S. H. Chrlston
son of Los Angeles is spending r.ie
day In Medford attending to business,
having arrived this morning by train.
.
Rolland to Portland Brazlae Rol
land left this morning on the Shasta
for Portland, to spend th week-end
visiting with friends and relatives.
ream for Visit Mrs. J. F. Brlckson
end daughter, June Erickson. left for
Portland to visit over the week-end
with friends, this morning by train.
To Portland Mrs. D. M. McDannel
of this city left on this morning's
train for Portland, where, she will
-visit for several daya with her daugh
ter.'. .
Leaves for Portland Mrs. Mary
Haliver, formerly Miss Mary Edmlston.
left on the Shasta this morning for
Portland, where she will meet her
husband and spend several days.
To Reronf E. T. Merrill of 307
South Holly obtained a permit yes
terday from the city building 3e
partment for rerooflng a residence
at an estimated cost of 100.
. .
Bf turns from1 South Mrs. 3. V.
Doss of this city returned on the
morning train from San Francisco,
having been In that city for the past
three months receiving medical care.
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" F.vunwn to Portland Edward Evan
son. Jr.. will attend the Oregon- Ore
gon State football game at Portland
tomorrow, having left on the Shasta
this morning.
To Attend Game Neva Samuels
and Edith Nichols are leaving by mo
tor this afternoon for Portland, to
mttpnA t.hn Orecon-Orefon State foot
ball game tomorrow and remain over
Armistice day, visiting with menas.
Returns North Mrs. E. A. Robe.-t-sort
of Portland returned by train
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tniS UlU.W.liaj w .....
lng In Medforti for ten days with nor
mother. Mrs. W. B. Plttenger, ana
other relatives.
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r.n tn Portland Pearl Boussum and
Jerry Lemire left on this morning's
Shasta for Portland, where tney are
spending the excursion offered by
Southern Pacific lines over Armistice
day...
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Leaves Tonight Mrs. Earl Wymore
is leaving tonight by train for Fort-
',ind. to attend the Oregon-Oregon
'state football game there tomorrow.
and also to visit over the week-end
with her husband's parents.
Portland for Week-end Patricia
roung and Virginia Lindley left on
the Shasta this morning to spend the
week-end at Portland, where they will
be the guests of Miss Shirley Chad
wick, and attend the football gamo
there tomorrow.
North for Week-end Mrs. Andrew
Heam of Phoenix and Master Boony
Heorn left on this mornings train
for Portland, where they will spend
the week-end visiting with Mrs
Hearn's son, B. E. Hearn, who Is
Bobby's father, and also with Mrs.
Hearn's daughter, Mrs. Barbara Sims.
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Plans Style Show Mrs. Eunice
Paris bf New York City will arr.ve
in Medford Monday to complete plans
for sr style show of knit wear at th3
Craterlan theater Tuesday, under the
auspices of the Needle Arts shop In
this city. Mrs. Farrls la a special
t representative of the Bear Brand
I company.
Ken Maynard in "Flaming Guns"
Visit Here Mr. and Mra. Myrl Oar
nett and daughter Joan of Portland
are visiting Mr. and Mra. Ben Oar-'
ntt at 311 North Peach street In
thla city.
Visit In Ashland Mayor and Mra.
Oeorge Porter were vl<ora in Ashland
Wednesday evening. Carl Bowman
waa visiting friends In Ashland that
day also.
Exjiiected to Arrive R. O. Han lord
of San Francisco waa expected to Ar
rive by train to spend, a weelc In Med
ford and vicinity on business con
nected with mining interest here.
Visiting Over Week-end Mr. and
Mrs W. J. Hendryx of Portland ar
rived on the Oregonlan thla morn
ing, and are visiting here over Armis
tice day with Mrs. Hendryx'a mother,
Mrs, Josephine Clark.
Visits In Ashland Art Lewis of
Medford visited Ashland friends Wed
nesday. Lewis formerly was employed
at the East Side meat market here
but now works at the Star market in
Medford. Ashland Dally Tidings.
,
Returns from East Mrs. Be! Par
rell has returned to her hon: here
from a several months stay In X an
sa.!, Missouri and Indiana. She left
Medford in February, and today said
she was glad to be home.
Cook Gets Fine George Cook of
Beall lane, who was arrested by city
police Wednesday morning, was fined
$10 In city court yesterday afternoon,
on charges of violating a basic traffic
rule.
Makes Pictures Photos of the Al-
vln H. Scott home, and scenes about
the place where money thought to be
a part of the Urschel kidnap ransom
was found, were taken yesterday by
J. Verne Shangle for the Oregon Jour
nal. The photos were completed in
an hour and a half and were placed
on the United Air Lines for special
delivery in Portland.
New Star
L VI fTk 1 u
v '''MIIS,
Ken Maynard. riding, fighting and
shooting faster than ever before, is
at the Rlalto theater for today and
tomorrow In a story written by him
self, "Flaming Guns."
For the regular Saturday night p re
vue, held after the last show at no
extra charge, the Rlalto will show
Ray Walker, dynamlo new star, In
"The Loud Speaker."
Coming Sunday
'i 1 i"- '
moving delineations of a snia!! boy's
heartache. It Is said to surpass any
thing he has yet done.
To Be tn Parade 'Members of the
Degree of Honor Juvenile club who
wish to decorate their bicycles and
participate In the Armistice day pa
rade, have been requested to meet
with Mrs. Ethel Blgler at her home
on Laurel street. On Monday morn
ing they will meet at 10:30 In front
of the courthouse.
John Wayne Has Wicked Punch
Action that cavies many breathless
moments, as well as action caiwlixi
much merriment, will bo presented 1.
"The Lucky Texan," atvrlvtg John
Wavne, which comes to the Row
theator tomorrow. The storv revolves
around the hectic struggle for a hid
den gold mine.
JOE E. BROWN FILM x
IS HILARIOUS COMEDY
Joe E. Brown has come Into his
own, as one of the few great come
dians of the screen.
Those who have liked him have al
weya felt his potentlalltlea of great
ness. Those who have thought tie
was funny simply because natur h.id
provided him with an extraordlna.-.ly
large and mobile mouth, need only to
see him In 'The Circus Clown," whi:n
:s row playing at the Studio theater,
to acknowledge their error. For In
thla hilarious comedy he "has everything."
To Myrtle Creek William Strod
left on the Shasta this morning for
Myrtle Creek, where he will spend the
week-end.
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On Excursion H. T. Panke left thl
morning on the Southern Pacific ex
cursion to Portland, and will attend
to business matters over the week-end
as well as take in the Oregon-Ore u
State football game.
On Klfc Hunt W. C; Shamls from
Chicago, who has been visiting h'.i
brother, M. C. Shamls on the App'.e
gate. and an old friend. Mr. Leonard.
representative of Proctor & ' Gamble;
Co., is leaving for eastern Oregon to;
hunt elk before .reutrnlng east. Mt.j
Shamls wtos so impressed with the :
Rogue River valley that he has al- j
most decided to make his home "here.
M. C. Shamls is raisihg pure-blooded
stock. ...... i
Owen to Portland James Owen left
bv train last evening for Portland.
Leave for Game The Mlaw Flor
ence Boussum snd Jerry Lemire .eft
today for Portland to attend the Ore-gon-O.
S. C. game.
EAGLES-
Social Dance
TONIGHT
Eagles Hall 9 P. M.
Lumberjacks Orchestra
DANCE
TILL ONE O'CLOCK
SAT. N1TK AT WAl.KKK'S HALL
w CENTRAL POINT
Music by Itoone's Orchestra
n. "eddy. moh.
neck Leaves Hhllllps Beck of Pott
land, who has been attending to busi
ness matters here for several days,
left -yesterday for the northern city
Thomas Melghan returns from re
tirement to play one of the featured
roles in "Peck's Bad Boy," coming to
the Craterlan theater Sunday.
Jackie Cooper, admitted to be ths
screen's leading Juvenile actor, plays
the title role in this rich human doc
ument, In no sense a "kid's" story.
According to advance accounts, young
Jackie has the finest role of his
screen career as Billy Peck. Both in
its moments of comedy and In the
TILL
AT.
GOLD HILL
Al Stewart's Nite Owls
Pauline Lord, famous stage star,
is making her screen debut at the
Craterlan theater In "Mrs. Wlgis of
the Cabbage Patch," playing the title
role with a sincerity that Is winning
her mxich praise. W. C. Fields and
Zasu Pitts are also featured. It ends
tomorrow night.
Richard Arlen and Ida Luplno are
the leading players In "Ready for
Love," chosen as the p revue for ;he
Craterlan theater's regular Saturday
night extra feature after the' la
show. There Is no extra charge.
iMUHBIIiaoc
Follow the
CROWD
TO
Dad Dynge's
Pre - Armistice
DANCE
Saturday Night
ORIENTAL
GARDENS
Two halls One admission
Men 35c
Ladies 10c
1
FREE
CHECKING WE SELL
NO BEER!
DANCE
EVERY
8ATURDAY
TILL
JAYVILLE
Anytime
NOW PLAYING
Until Tomorrow Nite
CIRCUS
DAYS ARE
HERE AGAIN!
FEAtURING
'FEATS rttorta
t ;.. AMI.
' ' tnd br The Actual
Cimu Son
the RTW6 eeoous
MW.i V M0WES MNNIFOBO
vuv. nit nvwitwi iwi
TONITE
"Sisters Under
the Skin"
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SEE ilsJ
SATURDAY
Continuous Shows 1 to 11
DARK TREACHERY REVEALED
in the Blazing Flash of Six Gun!
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5 IP
COMING SUNDAY
MYRNA LOY and
GEORGE BRENT
In
"Stamboul Quet"
m mm en m m TfcH -1
m m m i m 7 m n o'-.:; ...
TRfAH' a"'"1
' pwy1'' pi ALSO
Thfem'Will Musical,
JI'W4Wfflfr$i "Nifty Nurses"
w i . - .i n. rnzv ivui. in
Southern Exposure'
PLUS
wmm
5BAD
TRAPPED
UK'.
Starts
SUNDAY
Shows
1:00-3:00
7:00-9:00
ihMrn.rrituraMii'r l
fijl Adults tfh
H 35d II
jgjj Kiddles 10C JP J
TODAY and SATURDAY!
on!lwf:--';:;
my i mi mwnffi' " I'-'" V fr"'1'""" '.I'm
I I H !l M III El" 3M
Showi
EES 1:43
7:00-0:00
Hurry! Ends Tomorrow Night!
Acti
AS
Flglitlng Ken Majnurd In n trv written
by hlmsolf! ... A ninn hunt In whUii tlie
Innotent hunted mini htin to trv hrlnglnn
In the woundcil rnnspr uiio. lvtnt nftrr
him! A great story crninniod with nrtlon,
drama and mystery!
with GLORIA SHEA WALTER MILLER
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTIONS
Cartoon
"How's
Crops"
News
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S.m'KIuV MATINEE ONLY
ROtflHG RAILS'
PREVUE SATURDAY NIGHT
RAY WALKER in "The LOUD SPEAKER'
ISUN-MON
sun KIkmiI IX'nuUi'1 In riotous
romonre . . , uiru una
Giggle, galore!
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One of Amerlca'i favor
ites . . full of rich
comedy . tender with
the love of a mother
for her children . ,
endowed with a human
quality aa donn-to-pnrth
as "ham and eRRK"
STARTS
SUNDAY!
PREVUE j
RATl'RDAT NlflHT i
After the 9:00 o'clock show j
Riohard Arlen-Ida Lupino 1
"Ready for Love"
. . . YOU EVER WERE A KID !
. . YOU EVER LOVED A KID !
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You'll mlle when this
atory brings those daya
before your eyes again
. , , You'll sob at the
heartbreak of 'this hoy
when the man ho
thinks Is his "dad" falls
hi ml i
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10'
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DAHCIHG
WITH
DINTY MOORE
And His ORCHESTRA
SATURDAY NIC II T
DREAMLAND
Men 35c Ladies 10c
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